The "Publishing Reproducible Science and Software" workshop is organized during the 2012 SIAM Conference on Imaging Science in Philadelphia.
Reproducibility, the ability of an experiment or study to be independently and accurately reproduced or replicated, is gaining momentum as a desirable principle of the scientific method for computational sciences.
In order to become more common, this methodology needs so be implanted at the publication level with new contents, tools, criteria and journals. Software and data must become first-class scholarship, together with the traditional article content.
The symposium gathers four speakers with an experience in publishing reproducible research and building and managing systems for publishing reproducible research. They will present their experience and the recent developments, current issues and future perspectives of their respective projects.
Participants are
- Nicolas Limare (organizer), ENS Cachan, France:
Image Processing On Line: Experiences in Reproducible Science and Software slides - Julien Jomier, Kitware, USA:
Open Science: When Open Source Meets Open Access - Cameron Neylon, Science and Technology Facilities Council, United
Kingdom:
Open Research Computation: Supporting reproducible research through open source software - Patrick Vandewalle, ReproducibleResearch.org, USA:
Reproducible Research in Signal Processing: How to Increase Impact
workshop page @siam.org
SIAM IS12 Conference
Image Processing On Line
Open Research Computation
Kitware Insight Journal
ReproducibleResearch.org